Ann Belford Ulanov
Biographic Data
| ID | 4224013 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ann Belford Ulanov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ann Belford |
| FAMILY NAME | Ulanov |
| SIGNATURE | ULANOV A B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Union Theological Seminary |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The agony of integration and the blessings of finitude – facing ‘extinction points’ and moments of madness
This paper explores the inevitable pain that integration requires in our individuation process. The unspeakable agony we defended against in order to survive we now experience consciously, including moments of going out of existence at the core of our madness. Clinical examples are given of these 'extinction points' and the abject helplessness analysand and analyst suffer in the face of this destructiveness. The first and second witness to this p…
Nourishment for Intimacy: Review of: Jeffrey B. Rubin, Ph.D., The Art of Flourishing: A New East-West Approach to Staying Sane and Finding Love in an Insane World , New York: Crown Archetype of Random…
The author reviews Jeffrey B. Rubin’s The Art of Flourishing: A New East-West Approach to Staying Sane and Finding Love in an Insane World. The root of intimacy with another is care of our self, and self-care blooms in intimacy. In addition, the book links wisdom from Buddhist meditation and yogic breathing with the resources of psychoanalysis. This book offers a wealth of reflective perspective and practical guidance on how to put it to use. Key…
Encountering Jung Being Encountered
Given as part of the Library of Congress day on The Red Book (June 19, 2010), this paper follows Jung’s encounters in retrieving his soul, using quotations from The Red Book of what Jung exclaims when he discovers he is both murdered and murderer and his incapacity (later called the inferior function) at the bottom of which is evil staring at him coldly. He discovers that the irrational, called chaos, is the other side of life, that paradoxical r…
Countertransference and the Erotic
The third in the shadow of the fourth
The notion of the third in recent years is seen by noted psychoanalysts as the locus of healing. Jung explored the third beginning in 1916 in a way strikingly postmodern in its implications for clinical work and for understanding reality. This article(1) proposes that we cannot see the third except in the shadow of the fourth, and attempts to describe what the fourth is. The fourth remains shadowy (suggesting two meanings of shadow); it is only k…
Terrorism
Memorial Address: Barry Ulanov 1918–2000
Chaos, Consciousness, and Plenum
Teaching Jung in a theological seminary and a graduate school of religion: A response to David Tacey
In this article, in response to Professor Tacey's, I discuss the teaching of depth psychology, and of Jung in particular, in a theological seminary which is also a graduate school of religion. What distinguishes our approach to the teaching of religion at Union is the conviction that no finite theory can capture the whole truth. Our teaching in the program of Psychiatry and Religion is always part of a continuing conversation with other theorists…
Transference, the transcendent function, and transcendence
People in analysis come into direct contact with the transcendent – that which surpasses not only our ego consciousness but the whole psyche – through the transcendent function working in the transference–countertransference field. Reductive and synthetic methods of interpretation of transference, in both objective and subjective levels of meaning, inaugurate moving the ego out of center stage into the process of relating to the Self. The transce…
Envy: Further thoughts
Nursing as nourishment
The short-circuit syndrome
Books
Books
Receiving Women: Studies in the Psychology and Theology of the Feminine
Follow‐Up Treatment in Cases of Patient/Therapist Sex
The place of religion in the training of pastoral counselors
Religion and the Unconscious
In Religion and the Unconscious, Ann and Barry Ulanov provide a thoughtful study of the relationship between religion and depth psychology. An insightful contribution to the entire area of pastoral counseling, this book demonstrates how to combine religion and depth psychology in order to provide more effective counseling
The two strangers
The self as other
Birth and Rebirth: The Effect of An Analyst's Pregnancy on the Transferences of Three Patients
The third in the shadow of the fourth
The notion of the third in recent years is seen by noted psychoanalysts as the locus of healing. Jung explored the third beginning in 1916 in a way strikingly postmodern in its implications for clinical work and for understanding reality. This article(1) proposes that we cannot see the third except in the shadow of the fourth, and attempts to describe what the fourth is. The fourth remains shadowy (suggesting two meanings of shadow); it is only k…
Birth and Rebirth: The Effect of An Analyst's Pregnancy on the Transferences of Three Patients
Transference, the transcendent function, and transcendence
People in analysis come into direct contact with the transcendent – that which surpasses not only our ego consciousness but the whole psyche – through the transcendent function working in the transference–countertransference field. Reductive and synthetic methods of interpretation of transference, in both objective and subjective levels of meaning, inaugurate moving the ego out of center stage into the process of relating to the Self. The transce…
Teaching Jung in a theological seminary and a graduate school of religion: A response to David Tacey
In this article, in response to Professor Tacey's, I discuss the teaching of depth psychology, and of Jung in particular, in a theological seminary which is also a graduate school of religion. What distinguishes our approach to the teaching of religion at Union is the conviction that no finite theory can capture the whole truth. Our teaching in the program of Psychiatry and Religion is always part of a continuing conversation with other theorists…
The self as other
Birth and Rebirth: The Effect of An Analyst's Pregnancy on the Transferences of Three Patients
The two strangers
The place of religion in the training of pastoral counselors
Religion and the Unconscious
In Religion and the Unconscious, Ann and Barry Ulanov provide a thoughtful study of the relationship between religion and depth psychology. An insightful contribution to the entire area of pastoral counseling, this book demonstrates how to combine religion and depth psychology in order to provide more effective counseling
Follow‐Up Treatment in Cases of Patient/Therapist Sex
Receiving Women: Studies in the Psychology and Theology of the Feminine
Books
Books
Envy: Further thoughts
Nursing as nourishment
The short-circuit syndrome
Teaching Jung in a theological seminary and a graduate school of religion: A response to David Tacey
In this article, in response to Professor Tacey's, I discuss the teaching of depth psychology, and of Jung in particular, in a theological seminary which is also a graduate school of religion. What distinguishes our approach to the teaching of religion at Union is the conviction that no finite theory can capture the whole truth. Our teaching in the program of Psychiatry and Religion is always part of a continuing conversation with other theorists…
Transference, the transcendent function, and transcendence
People in analysis come into direct contact with the transcendent – that which surpasses not only our ego consciousness but the whole psyche – through the transcendent function working in the transference–countertransference field. Reductive and synthetic methods of interpretation of transference, in both objective and subjective levels of meaning, inaugurate moving the ego out of center stage into the process of relating to the Self. The transce…
Chaos, Consciousness, and Plenum
Memorial Address: Barry Ulanov 1918–2000
Terrorism
The third in the shadow of the fourth
The notion of the third in recent years is seen by noted psychoanalysts as the locus of healing. Jung explored the third beginning in 1916 in a way strikingly postmodern in its implications for clinical work and for understanding reality. This article(1) proposes that we cannot see the third except in the shadow of the fourth, and attempts to describe what the fourth is. The fourth remains shadowy (suggesting two meanings of shadow); it is only k…
Countertransference and the Erotic
Encountering Jung Being Encountered
Given as part of the Library of Congress day on The Red Book (June 19, 2010), this paper follows Jung’s encounters in retrieving his soul, using quotations from The Red Book of what Jung exclaims when he discovers he is both murdered and murderer and his incapacity (later called the inferior function) at the bottom of which is evil staring at him coldly. He discovers that the irrational, called chaos, is the other side of life, that paradoxical r…
Nourishment for Intimacy: Review of: Jeffrey B. Rubin, Ph.D., The Art of Flourishing: A New East-West Approach to Staying Sane and Finding Love in an Insane World , New York: Crown Archetype of Random…
The author reviews Jeffrey B. Rubin’s The Art of Flourishing: A New East-West Approach to Staying Sane and Finding Love in an Insane World. The root of intimacy with another is care of our self, and self-care blooms in intimacy. In addition, the book links wisdom from Buddhist meditation and yogic breathing with the resources of psychoanalysis. This book offers a wealth of reflective perspective and practical guidance on how to put it to use. Key…
The agony of integration and the blessings of finitude – facing ‘extinction points’ and moments of madness
This paper explores the inevitable pain that integration requires in our individuation process. The unspeakable agony we defended against in order to survive we now experience consciously, including moments of going out of existence at the core of our madness. Clinical examples are given of these 'extinction points' and the abject helplessness analysand and analyst suffer in the face of this destructiveness. The first and second witness to this p…
Psychology (22 works) · Medicine (12 works) · Psychoanalysis (11 works) · Nursing (10 works) · Public health (10 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works)